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Two Rivers Landing (Comprehensive Healthcare)

Yakima, WA, Washington · Part of Comprehensive Healthcare

Level of care: Crisis stabilization, Psychiatric residential (PRTF)
Ages: 5 to 17
Insurance: Medicaid, Private insurance (that covers psychiatric inpatient care)

Listed as operating. 3 sources, newest retrieved Jun 20, 2026. Record researched Jun 20, 2026.

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Published program summary

A 16-bed youth inpatient psychiatric facility offering both short-term crisis stabilization (Evaluation & Treatment) and long-term inpatient care; four of its 16 beds are dedicated to Washington's statewide Children's Long-Term Inpatient Program (CLIP) for youth ages 5-17. The program uses a sensory room in place of seclusion.

Services and populations

Specialties: Youth/adolescent acute psychiatric stabilization, Crisis stabilization (danger to self/others, grave disability), Long-term inpatient psychiatric care (CLIP), Serious emotional/behavioral disturbance
Modalities: Daily individual therapy, Daily psychiatrist/prescriber appointments (medication management), Psycho-educational groups, Behavioral groups, Family/community support sessions, Sensory room used in place of seclusion
Approximate published capacity: 16 total beds (4 allocated to youth in CLIP)

Admissions

Typical length of stay: Short-term stabilization: average eight to ten days. Long-term care (CLIP): average ~6 to 8 months (parent org) / ~9 months (CLIP Administration).

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed: Medicaid, Private insurance (that covers psychiatric inpatient care)
Payment notes: Per parent org: "No one will be denied services based in inability to pay and discounts are available based on family size and income." CLIP admissions are not direct: the voluntary application is a two-tiered referral process beginning with the local BH-ASO/MCO; CLIP Administration is the final authority on eligibility.

Credentials and public record

Accreditation: The Joint Commission - Gold Seal of Approval, Behavioral Health Care Accreditation (org-wide, Comprehensive Healthcare)
Public record: Not yet checked
License: Not yet checked
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Location

Address: 504 S. 3rd Ave., Yakima, WA 98902
County: Yakima County

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Provider website · Source date Jun 20, 2026
State program administration · Source date Jun 20, 2026
Program website accreditation · Source date Jun 20, 2026

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